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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-24
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tFroEs Az the Year Ro.ssd.
Brand, 10 bis Popular Autiqaities.r
teils rs that the custom OF Kissing in
dancing is still pEavaleEt In many parts
OF the ceantFy. sWneu the hddlsr
thinks younC evuples have had music
eao0gA be makes his instrument suua /
oct two notes. which sill understand 20
say, Kiss her = The author himseIf
hes sen as q country ~fsast" the pant
ing, b1oolie sWains claim this privilege
from their hlushine partners 10 The
Nnsciafor for Nay II, No. 81, is thu fol
Lowing comment upon the letter con.
muniealed: II must confess 1 am
afraid THAI my correspondent had too
uueh reason 30 be little oat OF hamor
AZ the treatment Of bis daughter, bat I
csnclade thai be would have been mach
more 80 had he seen oue Of thoae Hiss.
inR dances IN which, VIII Haneycarsb
assures ms. they ara Obliged TO dwell
alalosi 4 minute on the fair ones lies or
they vill be too quick for the music ana
dance quite cat Of time"
In FINLAND. according 20 Ravard fav.
Tor, the women rcsen. q salute upon the
liVs a. an iasnlL A Finnish mafrou.
bearing Ger English custom ~ Kissing
declared that did her huzhsAd attempt
such liberty she would treat him win
such q bel aPan TIE ears that be should
net readily forget
In Iseland legitimate aud Illicit kiss.
tuG rad dstsFrent penalties OF great
severity. For kiSslRs another mans
Wfe, With or without her cnnsent. the
pa1isemsns Il exclusion or is pecani
sFy eeuivsis0t vas 40 aRded. A man
rendered him self liable Tor kissing an
unmarried Ssman under legal guArdian
saip without Der consent; and eyes II
she lady sensensed tie isW required
q A every HISS shoeld b wiped cot b.
nne o. Tires marks. equivalent g. tao
els Of Veduiai, qaantiiy. ws are q.
safheaeni q faFasSh = ghoia saip eFsg
With ptlos lscketA Esuly suoh kisses
Sefe expensive laxar ~. The code Of
EASTMAN SAYS . hal u g maa hesrashed
woHsn ~ t0e kiss aud either aaFsv
dies eefere marriage. the bsiss were en-.
Tilted 70 bali tbs doeAtioas and TIE suF
vivas g the Other hAlf; bat 70 tue ean.
tract SAs saas sithaaf the salean kiss
the uAose e the espa1sAi Gifts raast b.
Ftssofrt 70 iae tpaears and tier aeirs
a. aW."
hi@Irz "a many re- ssons 3D. Glazed
tte paFs - MARA q adorstist. o. v<n<r
Attan. In Hosea xiii. 2. sp.s kina 81
ioo1sfry, we e1d TIE ssntesres Les TIE
nae0 fast ssati1es ktss So calves =
AeAtn, TIE disooaisn ca psepsst l. "A
thss svs0 il idalttrous Iszas4 thrrs A.
90 Knees uhseh have HOs bowed 70
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-24

What truly beautiful world we i've
inl Nstare gave a. grandeaf Of mo1n.
tains. glsas and ocsAus. and thousands
81 nseaas u euioyuent. We can de-
sire ne more shea 10 pefgecs health
bst how often de TIE majority % pe0ple
feel hse sivtne 40 disheAFsensd, dis-
coafsSed and vera aut With disease,
when there is no occksaou fer this feel.
TAG, a. every sufferer eau easily obtain
satisfactory greet. that 6raen's Angaai
fieweF. vil make them free FROM dis
ease. ~ wien bern. DYspersiA. and
Liver Oompiaint are the direct causes
% tsventv evs per cent q saeh gaAla.
dies ss hiicosness. iadtctstisn. Siek
Heaasshs, CasiiveBcss. NsFvuus Pres,
tratian, psEsiaest % the Head. PAlpita
tina - see HesFt. and otbor distressing
sympsous. fsree De of August Flou,
o. vii Psove its wcndesfai sfest. San
ple bottles, 70 cents Try H. Do
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Baal. Aand every noath shieh haEk nc
ktssed kim.n Tie Mobsumsdans n
taeir pious Eileriuaes 30 Mesa, -
fee sacred oiank st1ne and tbs fear O r
nsFs 81 ths kaaba- The Romiah pri q
KISSES tie aspsrz liam. and On Palm 81 nj
day the palm Kissing The P0pe's iGe
was f.ahion introdaoed By one e TIE
Leo9. wa bad Uufilated his Fi4bt hand
ane was fos vain e exposs ths stnmp.
Kisses haps bee1 the reward e g.
n1Es. IS when Feltaire vss puhliesy
kissed IN the stsRs box By the yaun9
aAd isEsiy DHehesss Dc Viilars, uhs was
ordered b. an nkhnsiastio p8s thus 10
rswsrd the euth0E Of @MeFope.n In
politics they have been used a. bEihes,
Tie ~Plekwiek Papers," and also IN Q
Fox vas eoutessinQ the hard-wou sat
OF DeR0ashire offered 10 kiss all Who
voted FOR TIE great statesman. And
fully - fem0aas and perhaps In better
canas. vas the ssIf-dsnyinQ pasri0tism
Of the beautiful Lady Gordon. Who,
menfs had been sadly khinned by arnei
cruiting sergeant, and 20 tempt the gal
Int lads placed the recruiting shilling
Ia her lips, from whence VITO would
might take il with his own.
Kisses IN cur aAy have their penalties
II they sheuid be 700 rndely poached.
In the eyes Of the lac, kissiag lady
without her viii and permission IL
common assault. panishabls By fins and
Imprisonment; and it IL ne uncommon
thing to 80 IN the daily police reports
cases where Q too susceptible gentle
men has had to pay dearly for crush
ing the ripe cherries OF iAdy's lips
There was once e iovial wear Uho
vas suek q Qlutton for kisses that when
he obtained the wishsd-faE- kiss, far
from satisfied. be asked for score; and
Fben 10 that twenty add q hundred
more
A thousand 10 that handred; 50 kiss on
TO make that thousand up million;
Treble that million. and when shat IL
done,
Let's kiss afrssh, as when We first begun.
The Rev. John Brown Of Haddington,
the well-knowu author of the "Self In
ssrpFeting Bible" had oourted the af-
ieFwaFd Mrs. Brown for six and q half
years before the following conversation
toek place;
"Janet, we've been acquainted now
SIX year an mair, an I've ne'er gotten
kiss yet. Dye think might tax one,
my Bonnie iassr'
hJass a. you loiks, John, only be be-
comm and proper vi t."
surely, Janet, veil ask blessin' y
The blessing vas asked and tbs kiss
taken, and the znnsaai delight took his
breath as be exclaimed:
"Heigh, lass! bat It's guide! Moo let
rs return thanks,n and in SIX months
they were married.
With this snecdote We will close, or
the pFoverbial gentle reader will have
lost his patience and will pronounce
anything but blessing upon our efforts,
for kisses on paper are but hollow
moekery.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-24
WEAK EUNcs MADE srReNC.

Persons whe stay indoors ell the time
and lean over counter or q deck. sooner
or later discover that their lungs are civ
ing out. Editors sFe often thus afflicted.
Erastus X. Sutherland, editor Of TIE
casters State Jsarnal. White Plains,
New York. writes:
IL have used ALLoocK's PeRous PLks-
rERs IN my family since 1858. In that
year bad an attack OF pneumonia from
which l was not expected 10 recover.
My lungs were left In a very weak state.
commenced using ALLoocK's PoRous
PLAsrERs. wearing them constantly for
three months. two on the breast and two
on the back. The result was surprising,
at least to me. The pains in my lungs
had left me, and felt like a giant re-
freehed with new wine.'" de-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-24

"A" marks The position Of The Major
General commanding, attended by bis
staff. "B" marks the spot where the
grave has been already dug 10 receive
the body Of the unfortunate cuipFit
Altar the division IL Ia position, the
funeral procession enters the hsld In the
following ORDER
The Provost Marshal, Who has charge Of
the execution.
The band, playing the Dead March with
mnffled drums.
The firing party Of twelve men OF the
provost guard.
The provost guard with hxed bayonets,
between whose sections march four
soldiers, bearing the coffin, and
followed directly by the
prisoner, attended by
the chaplain.
The procession enters the division al
the point marked "R," marches Slowly
between the lines, the band plsvine con
tinnally, 10 the point marked "B, where
the coffin IL placed upou the ground In
front Of the grave. The prisoner IL
biindfolded and made 10 kneel upon bis
oofiin, and the firing party is drawn up
IN trent Of him At distance Of some
seven or eight PAGES. Previous 10 this
the inner line Of the division has been
faced about thai all may see. The Pro-
vost Marshal has loaded the guns Of the
firing party, eleven Of them with ball
cartridges and one with blank car.
fridge, bat nobody knows which one has
the blank, 50 that each soldier may
think, II be pleasea, that be did not Gre
q fatal shot. when che preparations
are all oompleted the Provost Marshal
gives the order; Make ready; take
aimi frew and, before the smoke has
cleared away, Recover arms; order
arms; Inspection arms.s He then 10.
apecls every nnsket 10 see II IL has been
hfed. have been asked what would
happen II be should find that q man
had not discharged hia pleoe. never
knew suoh thing 10 happen, bat II Il
should happen Intentionally, the Of.
fender would stand a good chance 20
face . firing party himself. II is the
duty Of the Provost Marshal, II the pFis.
oneF is not killed, 10 end hia sufEerines
with bis pistol, but, thanks 10 the care
exercised, never knew Of this being
necessary In the Array Of the Potomac.
NeveE was there a greater exhibition
Of pIuek on the part Of person coo.
uemned 20 dic. tnan IN tue eaeo l have
mentioned. As Dixon. on the march
through the division, Fscesnixed his
comrades, be spoke 10 then cheerfnlly
and babe them goodbye. when he
reached his grave be refused 10 be blind
folded and kneel on hia eofiin, hnt
wished 10 stand %. face the firing par
~, and meet HE fats like man. Bat
Il vas az no use stern military usage
could net be varied, aud q seemed 20
me 81 the time thst h took the Provost
Marshal ten or fifteen minutes 90 per.
auade him 10 submit ! heard that be
yielded only AFTER the Marahal told him
that be should be obliged 10 use force.
hia death was instantaneous. Imme-
diately the division vas pat In motion,
the hand played its liveiiess tunes. aud.
~ We marched OF tee field With q Quick
step, the burying party weFe sAeveling
The earth upon the coffin Of DixoD,
dnaaFkaf
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AAUsINe ErIFArms.
lCosrisr ye~r~aI. /


Time was when epitaphs were slabor
ate sermons. when euiaeies 70 "Caod'a
best gift'' wpre 90 mahy words; but oar
naedegn epttaphs have 81 diminished In
verbal volume that the fame Of Cse airs
hrevity u In imminent dagger. IL is
not al ell 30 be Inferred that rough man
loves gentle woasen less; bat. rather, that
be has learned 10 crystAlisa hts aenti
ments 10 az tAe conlrasied space Of
modern toeuhaianes
Just hoe soal.ttyina. bow diascuIt this
condensation. thia boiling aawn, a. a
we're, OF the joyous reminlscsusas IN the
life Of q beurpecked Petrachia OF bis
mild mAnnered kstherine's gentle eur
tain talks. 50 smcothly eiaquat heoSnas
Of the onaission 81 all esngsas. nnal
ever more FeaAin a matter % VaRae
cansscsare; hut opstatn Il i thss a cur.
snrv Anslysis readily extracts she heart
walls aud teaE-yeAFntng gFtes u strisk
en- one Ike he Who wratss
"Here lies ms peor wife. a slatssrn ard
shrew;
II aid | regretted hes-i should lie
toe
TIE poet Who wrote Of wamen that
THE hsFsnony % their tanxass hath
uuta bondage
BrensAtisny toe disent ear"
Vas truthful, bat il rsmAined for ops
John Yeone, In bis snNaise. 30 give q
prvsaie completion 10 the pests expFra-
sion. whseh be did weea he inats~l
The fellewtnR epitsra;
sundsF this stene. laDp q elay,
l.lss Araheiia Yaang.
Wha ca TIE stih % Nav
Began 70 beld her axao.e
Aeain. see TIE ealn ruslsaAsson cf q
beRsaxea husband of Cheshire, uAa, AZ
her the DATE et Der death, bad riaoea %
he wtfs's tone&tone tits toaeaina spi-
taphs
There vas ereAi calm"
Next % The ingahrisas yzaeessiaa
comes . stricken weishmsn. and m ID.
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Gsndmctlna . Csmrs-Massiai In
Ghe AFmy.
lBoston Herald
Looking over ny diary sns this %
Try, made Dec. q, 1864. No eonEt today.
Attended execution u Dixon. dsse. tsE.S
This VS. the eass 10 ebfeh haye pEegi.
onsly silndsd. One day there was
bfpw4b1 before ths cpuFs sell balm,
bright appeaFinR. good iookinR solcl q,
appaFaDaIy about twenay Eve years Of
agn. charged with dsseftion. The esi
1enee Vas a. foliowBs His rseimfBts
whieh vas stationed below Petersburg.
had been sent on rieket IN TIE night,
weieh vas yefy DART, Be yes pested -
Q viGs3le Is q tree some distanee II ad-
vance Of The main pickles. line. some
Tins iE he nlahl be lefS bis gan stand
fn1 aRafnst the tres, ran and tnmped
into ride pit Ia which weFs Sergeant
and half q dozen men. Wei, I've
deserted EN- he exclaimed. desert
"a uhomSn asked TIE serRsant. The
dsmued Yauks,S be feuiied- what
did ygn desert them foy7s vas the next
question. "Becauas they aidn't use me
riahi.1 be said. The BsFusaHt then
asked him bis name, eompany, and
FeQiment. which be gave. His regiment
vas the First Mnssaah usefts Heavy Ar
tsIleEy. A. soon a. be bad obtained this
information. the Sergeant said 10 him:
@Ws ere Yanks, and you will 90 hack 10
dfyI1iGn headquarters with ma He
took I've soldiers, escorted him back.
and delivered him up 70 tie Provost
Marshal. AZ the point NheEe be had
been stationed our pieket 5IDe made
quite euFyo. and IN the DARKNESS Of the
night and his own excitement, tie Eel.
Low bad taken the wrong direction, and
instead Of FeaehinR TIE Eskei line. bad
fuEped into . Ffhe-pit ef the Tenth
Pennsylvania Regiments Of bis own brig
nds. Al bis trial, which took place
few days after, when asked what be bad
30 sag In his defence, be had aolhing -
say, except that be bad besn eoidieT II
the British aFmy. ard be showed 70 She
oouFt an honorable disehaxQs. This,
however, Instead Of helpinR bis ease.
had quite The oppOiste eifent, for 70
proved thae be must baye known The
consequences Of bis aitempt u be failed.
u was but short time before the Ind.
ines and sentence Of the court were
approved, and exeeution Of the sentences
ordered. A military execution IL q col
smu event, aud nothing 10 omitted
which can add 20 ice impressiveness.
Every nsn and every officer Ia the
diviai0n who ia not engaged Ia necessary
duty a. guard or picket ID Obliged 10 be
present. On this occasion the three
bEiRades, forcing our division, were
drawn up IN double line. facing each
other. af Z distance Of about twenty
PAGES, and forming three sides Of two
squares, a. In the diagram;
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-24

Have all the songs been said9
Are all the singers deadl
Is all the music fisdl-
The sum aad aim OF life
One drsary struggle, rife
With greed and sordid strife?--
Man but g dali machine,
Living q vast routine
Or narrow purposes meanT
Oh! while one leaf swings high
Against an azure sky
In spFingtime's ecstasy,
There breathes yet the Sublime,
There beats yet living rhvme,
Ills still the young worlds prime.
Nature has high commands,
Bears gifts With lavish hands
To him whe understands
--CorHhiH Magazine.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-24

Mrs. winslow's soothinr Syrup, for children
teething. Il the prescription Of one Of the best
female nurses and PHYSICIANS In the United
states, and has been used for forty years with
never failing success by millions OF mothers
for their children. During the process Of
teething its value Is inealcuiabls. Il relieves
the child nom pain. cures dyssntsry and diar.
rhsa. gripping in the bowels and wind calie.
By giving health 70 the child Il rests the
mother. Price 2Se. bottle ApIsdvly
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-24

PAY ffun tlao 10 slS0 .uaors 60 an
aecns fos psana ueca yea cRn bay q
weoet snd Dseher a Sea piaNo eiFeei
ffesn Tue faS;ogy and save al pFoats 10
ratcdleeea. fraok Ainhall mana
tAet9feF'a A4ehl O6ss. tbFea coars
aeeVe Rosteines. PlAaoa ca ssss tefuas
sna ~ rsa1 Sampie places on bad.
SeRd and SEE rEisea tat
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-24
ALBERT LOSSMACHER,
IIHADING
Merchan t Tailor,
COG Front street,
6O6 Front street,

Opposite YeslerLeary Washington Territory
Has just received large shipment Of both imported
and domestic goods Of the latest patterns direct from
the factories. and truthfully say that have ut
present the largest fullest, mo complete and most
varied assortment OF goods In the city Of Seattle
Only the very best wOrkmen are employed In my
establishment. Satisfaction guaranteed In every In
stance, In price as well as I'm it,
Come and be convinced at once. dsssuiy
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-24

THE BABIES CRY fOR 1T,
And the old felix's LAUGH when they find
that the pleasant California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup Of Figs, ia more easily
taken and more beneficial IN it's action
than bitter, nauseous medicines. II il q
most valuable family remedy TO act on
the bowels, 10 cleanse the system, and
to dispel colds, headaches and fevers.
Manufactured emily by ths California
Fig Syrup Co., San Francisco, Cal. For
sale by A. b. STEWART.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-24

The " CENTRMERr' is The most pop
ular aid glove IN AmsEies, el.45 for ave
buttons. $50 for eight battoRs. They
are far below the price Of any other
standard maker, and Tor ID and dara-
bility Are nnexcslIed. The above are re
tail prices (the glove is not sold ~ whole
aalej at SCHWABAOHER BROS. DELE
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-24

rs Gca and aelicfe1 Eboaid set fAn 70 ~ =
him. fhs Dsctor hss waited he hsspi,A4
Earg % sud ohtainsd great 6aal d v.lan1<
tnfesnls4ien wkirh ke n ceazpNteBt 70 IMp11
10 thoss IN neai af his servfee1. The 49,
euras whsro ofhars tai. Try him. d. Nl<
= y Win UAke ~ eksxEe aisss - 49,
ezra Rsrso1s calsA q B 'uaa. Cali o. 80
Al eonaunication1 ~ csig cop aaelitli.
~ doIiars f1r . packsee sf nediclne. -
arsss Oh. ,. 2. GInB0N. BIZ 1871, ea1 -.
cisco. cAl Msutioa ftGl-tErHEfaDcW
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-24

Synonymous terms - Complete suc-
cess and three star saFsaparilla. sp5n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-24
FARM HOMES

We can settle. to excellent
advantage 90 families in our
neighborhood, located on
Hoods Canal, in jefferson
county, SO miles from Seat
tie. Climate excellent, soil
very productive. Fruit, veg
etabIes, hay, etc., raised in
abundance. Good schools
8 months of the year; gen.
eraI store, postoffice, and a
live community.
! am not dealing in lands,
but offer to assist gratui-
tousIY good men to settle
ment in our community.
Address
]. q. McARDIE,
ja0 oulleSne. Washington Territory.
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TO TIE UNFORTUNATE

- Aa80
DispssaAFy Na .
kArny sifpaa
RsMscls@. -
Mshaa IN I'M g
lie ttmfmana
saxaai sad BamlnM
pinenaen, smeh ~
aeMoHMn0A, 0AMM
sEmCTszn GERHM
las IN Al ~ faD
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Isnd InRsTnA4L
lea 81 @anA
|pxmaasntly @N
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-24

DR.. signersst's 8 star sarsapariIla, tie
great blood pari6er. apo
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?. ANTHONY,

PRACTICAL BOOKBINDER.
DIAPER RULER, b ANK BOOK
u manufactures. Prices lower than go
Franoisco. Country orders solicited
frya'a flFlara Hook Fnsfna and TO-
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PIANO TUNING.

GENERAL INSURANCE AND COM
" mission bu inez. First eiass Foreign
and American companies represented
Commercial -. Seattle. ". 7. apis la
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J. n. McARDLE,

jan ouilOsne. Warrington Territory.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-08-26
q Dangerous GIL.

In tho country. no. more than i. miles
from Modesto. resides young laly
who has Developed ilto perfect cleo
trio battery.
The first evidence to that effect that
tho Young iady hnd. presented itsolf 10
her fsw evenings ago. She was a'out
to retire, and cxtinSulshcd tpo light
IN her room, and with quick motion
rollel back tho led covering when 10,
and behold. the bci immediately was
turned i;ito sncvt OF lire. Tho Young
lady, n:u h frightened, rc med
" Fire and mt the anne Limo gr;l bed
Tho bed covering in her arms.
when tho other members OF the fam
lily arrived at tbs door of the TO III thew
found Ter -iaii'iins in tho md,il. o. the
room III tho midst OF wli;i; seemed TO
be .ar,c OF ire. but 10 sooHer
had the bed clothes hean taken
from hor arms than the flames disap-
pcated.
ESp,rim 8 made by tho young lady
since hu, proved that she has become
possessed of u vast amount Of el ciric-
ity. which shows itself at every oppor-
tunity.
Tho young lady Is not at all satisfied
WIN Tho phenomenon, as it requires tho
greatest caution Oh her part To keep
irom START ng up n small bonfire by tho
slightest movement of her haads.-
lModest9 (Cil) Republican.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-08-26
ATTENTION!!

The undersigned keep always in
Stock Cooking and Heating Stoves
and repairs for Same. Flows and
repairs of all kinds. Wagons, Bug.
gies, Cane and Cider Mills, Corn
and Cob Crushers, Corn Shelters,
Wagon skeins, Sheet Iron, Zinc,
Furniture, Grass Seed, &C., &C.
Repairs for Engines, Threshing
Machines on hand or furnished at
short notice. Sewing Machines al
ways on hand and rephirs for same.
Please call on us foS anything in
our line and if we shoald not have
it will order it.
Septic. B. W. &IJ. sTRAs.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1887-08-26

No. hns Pullman Sleeper New York t0>.Atlan{
Ga., without change, via. Harrisburg apatRoanul
md Sleeping Car baltimore to LurAy. Via NJ
X No has Pullman Sleeper Washington Ia III
Orleans without change via B. & o. rall,osd y
Shenandoah junction. -
C0NNECTIOFS
At Iiagerstown. Md, with this Western MaryiI
Railroad TO and from Baltimore, Frodsril
emmltt.burg, Gettysburg, Pcnmar, Waynesbol
"a, and points oil the Western Maryland raiIrrt
md branches. = - t-s1
With Cumberland Valley railroad TO and frl
harrisburg, Ger Isle, Shpi,ensbnrg, Chxmbersbuf
Aercershnrg Mnrtatrsburg, and pdints GU the an
,erland Valley railroad and branches II
Also to and from pittsburg and tho West X
Northwest and Ioston, New York, PhiladolpF
and tho North and last -
AT Shenandoah Junction, W. VI; with MeIu SI
81 iiaitiniors and Ohio ltaiIroad to and from WaX
ngton and the West. -1s's
AZ Wayhcsboro Junction, Va, with Chesaps,{
md ohio railway to and from Grecnbricr MI
sulphur Sp ings and Richmond.
No. makes close connections yfl
O. 81 o. IL. IL. East bOnnd trains Teri
Ing WayneSbOro junction at A x;S
u. No makes close icoflaecsi1
West BOIn,s leaving Wsynesbok
junction at 1.30 r. NJ.
At Loeb Laird, with Lexington branch Of nd
nond and Allegheny rnilroad. 80
~ BuchaRan with Main Limo of Richmond Is
Allegheny railroad = III
At Roanoke, with Norfolk and Western rsilshshs
STAGE CUNNEG1 IONS. -
At Boyoc, fer Ni;lwood and Wlnshostof, va.
At Troutville for Finsnetlc 80